If you are currently going through a divorce or have an existing child support order in Pennsylvania, you may have heard that the rules recently changed. On January 1, 2026, Pennsylvania overhauled its child support guidelines for the first time in years. While "legal...
This past Friday and Saturday, our own attorney Caroline Grace Osborn and our firm hosted Drexel Law's Alternative Dispute Resolution team as they competed virtually in the American Bar Association's Client Counseling Competition. Caroline has been coaching them since...
Attorney Dave Woloshin with outgoing President Wendy Wintersgill of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Association of Rehabilitation Nurses at their Holiday Reception. David Woloshin and Astor Weiss have been long time sponsors of this worthwhile organization.
A recent Executive Order now requires that all federal payments to the IRS, as well as tax refunds, be made electronically. The IRS has begun to phase-out paper payments and refund checks. IRS Guidelines issued pursuant to the Executive Order provide that...
Divorce can be a challenging process, especially when it comes to dividing financial assets. One of the most significant concerns is how to protect your 401(k) during this time. Retirement accounts frequently qualify as marital property, which means they are subject...
On April 23, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) issued a final Non-Compete Clause Rule (the “Rule”) that bans businesses, in most instances, from imposing post-employment and post engagement non-compete agreements upon workers. Under the Rule, non-compete...
Last month, Associate Attorney Matt DiMaio traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocate for reform of the Troubled Teen Industry. The Troubled Teen Industry, sometimes abbreviated as “TTI,” is a term used to describe facilities for children deemed “troubled youth.” The...
Read an article written by David I. Grunfeld.
One of our firm's partners wrote an article who bears the burden of proof when retained earnings are identified in a support case. Read Julie Auerbach's article beginning on page 8 of Law Weekly.
Top Five Tips for Choosing a Lawyer 1. Research. In today’s world, there is no excuse for choosing a lawyer without doing the basic research to find out more about the attorney and his or her firm. There are multitudes of sources of information on lawyers, including a lawyer’s own website. Find out what type of cases he or she…